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- The NHL Semifinals: Islanders face Lightning in rematch, Canadiens heavy underdogs versus Golden Knights, Thoughts on Avalanche and Bruins, Fox up for Norris
- Podcast: On Islanders/Bruins, Trotz’ Effect, Cassidy fined, Vegas and Colorado
- Trotz nails what defines playoff hockey, Barzal leads Islanders to Game Four win over Bruins to even compelling series
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Tag Archives: Aleksander Barkov
Islanders put Penguins on the brink, Connor’s goal in triple overtime eliminates Oilers, goalies shine including a memorable playoff debut for Cats’ Spencer Knight
These playoffs have been electric. It is only the first round yet there are so many cool storylines. From the magnificent playoff debut of 20-year old Spencer Knight to backstop the Cats to a 4-1 win in Game Five to … Continue reading →
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All even through two games, Pens hold off Isles
So far, three first round series are all even through two games. They include the Bruins/Capitals, Islanders/Penguins and Wild/Golden Knights. These could go long. Especially based on how hard fought they’ve been. In a pivotal Game Two that saw the … Continue reading →
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NHL Playoffs: Three overtimes and an unbelievable finish provide fans with excitement, Panthers and Lightning put on a show
There’s nothing like Playoff Hockey. How much so? Even celebrities from other sports take notice. Playoff hockey just hits different — Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) May 16, 2021 Aside from being nice on the eyes, apparently former LGPA pro golfer Paige … Continue reading →
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Game #15: Outclawed by the Panthers in a Texas Holdem style shootout, disappointing Sunday
Ryan Lindgren is pumped up after scoring his first NHL goal. The Rangers lost to the Panthers 6-5 in a crazy game that lacked defense, but had plenty of excitement. AP Photo via New York Rangers courtesy Getty Images Rather … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Fox, Aleksander Barkov, Artemiy Panarin, Barry Trotz, Brady Skjei, Brendan Lemieux, Brian Boyle, Chris Kreider, David Quinn, defense, Dominic Toninato, Evgenii Dadonov, Filip Chytil, Frank Vatrano, Henrik Lundqvist, Islanders, Joel Quenneville, Kaapo Kakko, Lindy Ruff, Mika Zibanejad, Panthers, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo, Vincent Trocheck
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A Birthday win! Rangers claw Panthers in shootout 5-4
What would a birthday be without some hockey? Well, in my case, not as fun. The Rangers played on my birthday. This time, it came on the road that hasn’t been too friendly. They entered tonight’s match with only three … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aaron Ekblad, Aleksander Barkov, Birthday, Brady Skjei, Evgenii Dadonov, Fredrik Claesson, Henrik Lundqvist, Jimmy Vesey, Jonathan Huberdeau, Keith Yandle, Kevin Hayes, Kevin Shattenkirk, Marc Staal, Matt Beleskey, Mika Zibanejad, Panthers, Rangers, Roberto Luongo, Tony DeAngelo, Vladislav Namestnikov
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Congrats Jagr on passing Messier for second all-time in scoring
New Post: Congrats Jaromir Jagr! 1888 points. Continue reading →
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Tagged 1888 points, Aleksander Barkov, Battle News, Bruins, Jaromír Jágr, Mark Messier, NHL, NHL scoring list, Panthers, second all-time
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Game Review: Panthers defeat Rangers 3-2 in shootout
Game 19: The Rangers fell in a shootout 3-2 to the determined Panthers. Here is our full review. #NYR Continue reading →
Hickey’s overtime winner lifts Islanders to exciting 4-3 overtime win over Panthers in Game 3
In an exciting game, the Islanders came back to defeat the Panthers 4-3 to win Game 3 thanks to unlikely overtime hero Thomas Hickey. Continue reading →
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Tagged Aaron Ekblad, Aleksander Barkov, Barclays Center, Brock Nelson, Brooklyn, coach's challenge, Dmitry Kulikov, Frans Nielsen, Islanders, Jack Capuano, Jaromír Jágr, John Tavares, Jonathan Huberdeau, Josh Bailey, Kyle Okposo, Nick Bjugstad, Panthers, playoff hockey, Reilly Smith, Ryan Pulock, Shane Prince, Thomas Greiss, Thomas Hickey
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Islanders lose to Panthers in wild shootout
The Islanders and Panthers played perhaps the most exciting shootout ever. Don’t believe me? The first nine shooters scored. That’s right. Nine consecutive shooters beat the goaltenders. The Panthers prevailed 3-2 in the skill competition in a unbelievable conclusion. ”That’s … Continue reading →
